MANIFEST.XML file description

The following is an example manifest file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<bundle xmlns="http://v8.1c.ru/8.2/addin/bundle" name="YourAddInName">
<component os="Windows" path="AddIn_ChrWindows_x86.exe" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="i386" client="Firefox" clientVersion="40.*" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddIn_ChrLinux_x86.sh" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="i386" client="Firefox" clientVersion="40.*" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddIn_ChrLinux_x86_64.sh" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="x86_64" client="Firefox" clientVersion="40.*" />
<component os="Windows" path="Addin_IEWindows_x86.cab" type="plugin" object="MyAddInIE.AddInServiceEx" arch="i386" client="MSIE" />
<component os="Windows" path="AddIn_IEWindows_x86_64.cab" type="plugin" object="MyAddInIE.AddInServiceEx" arch="x86_64" client="MSIE" />
<component os="Windows" path="AddIn_ChrWindows_x86.exe" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="i386" client="Chrome" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddIn_ChrLinux_x86.sh" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="i386" client="Chrome" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddIn_ChrLinux_x86_64.sh" type="plugin" object="com.YourCompanyName.YourAddInName.1" arch="x86_64" client="Chrome" />
<component os="MacOS" path="AddIn_SafMacOS_x86.pkg" type="plugin" object="application/add-in-example-1" arch="i386" client="Safari" />
<component os="Windows" path="AddInNative.dll" type="native" arch="i386" />
<component os="Windows" path="AddInNative64.dll" type="native" arch="x86_64" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddInNative.so" type="native" arch="i386" />
<component os="Linux" path="AddInNative64.so" type="native" arch="x86_64" />
<component os="iOS" path="AddInNative_iOS.dylib" type="native" arch="Universal" buildType="developer" />
<component os="iOS" path="AddInNative_iOS.a" type="native" arch="Universal" buildType="release" />
<component os="Android" path="libAddInNative_Android_i386.so" type="native" arch="i386" codeType="c++" />
<component os="Android" path="AddInNative_Android.apk" type="native" arch="i386" codeType="java" />
<component os="Android" path="libAddInNative_Android_ARM.so" type="native" arch="ARM" codeType="c++" />
<component os="Android" path="AddInNative_Android.apk" type="native" arch="ARM" codeType="java" />
<component os="WindowsRuntimePhone" path="AddInNative_WinRT_Phone_ARM.dll" type="native" arch="ARM" />
<component os="WindowsRuntimePhone" path="AddInNative_WinRT_Phone_Win32.dll" type="native" arch="i386" />
<component os="WindowsRuntime" path="AddInNative_WinRT_x64.dll" type="native" arch="x86_64" />
<component os="WindowsRuntime" path="AddInNative_WinRT_Win32.dll" type="native" arch="i386" />
</bundle> 

where:

• name - unique add-in name (required for the mobile platform only), see 1C:Enterprise add-in naming rules

• os - operating system, one of the following:

  • Windows

  • Linux

  • MacOS

  • WindowsRuntime

  • WindowsRuntimePhone

  • Android

  • iOS

• path - file name in the archive
• type - add-in type, one of the following:

  • plugin - browser extension

  • native - native component

  • com - COM component

  For the mobile platform, the only available type is native.
• object - name of the object that will be created by the browser
• arch - CPU architecture where the add-in will run, one of the following:

  • i386 - 32-bit 

  • x86_64 - 64-bit

  • ARM - 32-bit ARM

  • Universal - universal binary file for iOS containing executable code for ARM and ARM64

• client - browser used by the web client, one of the following:

  • MSIE - Internet Explorer

  • Firefox - Mozilla Firefox

  • Chrome - Google Chrome

  • Safari - Safari

• clientVersion - browser version (mandatory for Firefox)
• buildType - target application type (iOS only), one of the following:

  • developer - application build intended for developers

  • release - application to be published

• codeType - library programming language (Android only), one of the following:

  • c++ - library written in C++

  • java - library written using Java Native Interface

Correspondence between clientVersion values specified in the manifest file and Mozilla Firefox versions:

When an add-in is changed (a new release or patch), add a new version number to the file name, for example: AddInNative_1_1.so. This rule does not apply to browser extensions. For extensions, change the object name.
Note that entries for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox refer to the same installer package.

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